“Great company to work for!”

Pros:  “Everyone in the staff is nice and personable. Lots of work to do to keep me busy and continuously learning as well.”

Cons:  “We need a better cafeteria :)” – Full Review

“Educational and Welcoming”

Pros:  “L&N is steady, professional and educational. You learn something new every day. You are able to perform different tasks so you aren't bored doing just one thing. I'm happy I…”

Cons:  “There aren't really any downsides for me. I have a full-time, Mon-Fri job and weekends off. I have a steady job in this crazy ecomony. No complaints here.” – Full Review

“Pyramid Scheme Hidden in Fake non-monetary rewards..”

Pros:  “- Alot of young people - Collaboration (due to the shared misery and lack of money) - Training”

Cons:  “- Only care about top 5% of the fee earners - The rich get richer” – Full Review

“Quite good internship with ICBC as a client manager assistant”

Pros:  “A lot of actual cases to review and deal with. Great exposure to analyzing the financial statements of famous companies and issuing credit rating reports”

Cons:  “No very structural internship program. It would require initials to learn and apply. Too short period to understand all the operations.” – Full Review

“Analyst”

Pros:  “Not much stress laid back atompshere. Great place to learn something new and excellent company for students. Good flex hours.”

Cons:  “Some departments were strick and others were so relaxed all under the same department manager. Could never understand why some departments had laid back atompshere…” – Full Review

“good way to open the door”

Pros:  “entry level experience to health info systems good pay friendly staff”

Cons:  “no enough technical knowledge involved dealing with some rude doctors” – Full Review

“Great Culture, People and Locations”

Pros:  “The people are great, management really cares about you and the work is meaningful and rewarding! Have developed great friendships within the organization and within the…”

Cons:  “May not be the highest paying job you'll ever have” – Full Review